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By: Daniel Hawk Four former Golden Hurricane worked out in front of NFL scouts, but all eyes were on linebacker Zaven Collins.  Collins impressed the scouts on the bench, putting up 19 reps and recording 35 inches on his vertical jump. He hopes his effort Friday solidifies his status as the first ever first-round draft pick in Tulsa football history. “Anything I do today, good, bad or ugly, is going to help me. From just working out, from that standpoint, there is going to be people out th...

By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Okla. - When the college softball season was called off last March, University of Tulsa pitcher Kassidy Scott thought her career was over. Her journey to continue playing a game she had played ever since she could walk did not come easy. "Taking every single day as if it’s my last because just like last year, you truly dont know when it is," said Scott. Its a sentiment the senior pitcher carries every day when she steps foot inside the circle. Scott played two seaso...

By: Daniel Hawk BROKEN ARROW, Okla. - Broken Arrow is just three years removed from a State Semi Final appearance and the Tigers are hoping for some magic. The last time Broken Arrow raised a gold ball was the 1997 season. The Tigers have been dealing with canceled games and postponements all year long. It’s been nearly two weeks since Broken Arrow has been able to play a game, and they face Enid in the regionals Friday. “Cant sit around, you got to be prepared," Broken Arrow guard Geo...

By: Daniel Hawk Daniel Webster has had a solid season so far posting an 11-4 mark. One reason for their success has been guard Anthony Pritchard. News On 6’s Dan Hawk caught up with the future Tennessee Tech player on how he hopes to bring Webster their first title in over 50 years. Anthony Pritchard has become one of the premier sharpshooters for Daniel Webster. The soon-to-be Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles is averaging 24 points a game and has become a player head coach Scott Bowman can rel...

By: Daniel Hawk The Memorial Chargers have been the one of the top-notch basketball teams in 5A in recent memory, capturing nine state titles.  The Chargers are off to another solid season this year with a 13-2 record. In a year of uncertainty, one thing has stayed the same their bond on the court. Some Green Country schools dream of the tradition and wins that Memorial has been able to put together in the past 20 years. Since 2003, the Chargers have raised the gold ball seven times. That ...

CENTRE HALL — A case of theft was investigated by state police at Rockview. According to police, a license plate attached to a trailer was stolen sometime between Dec. 30, 2020 and Jan. 21, 2021 from a private residence at 648 N. Pennsylvania Ave. The plate belongs to Daniel Hawk, 65, of Centre Hall. It has no monetary value, police said. The trailer had been to Snow Show Rails to Trails and Waterville, Pa., during the aforementioned dates. Anyone with information about the theft is asked to ...

By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Okla. - Its not easy to earn a college scholarship offer to play basketball at the next level, but one Central guard is determined to make a splash. Its another day and that means another practice for Braves guard Caylen Goff-Brown. His mindset is simple: put in the work now to become an asset in the future. "I just pick and choose when I shoot. If I know I can make the shot Im going to shoot it but I know if I have to get off of it and go find somewhere else to make a...

By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Okla. - Age is but a number in the sport of racing, and 16-year-old Locust Grove native Daison Pursley is showing just that. In his rookie season, he finished fifth in the POWRi Nationals and went gunning for more at this weeks Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals. From watching last years champ Kyle Larson as a fan, a young 6-year-old Pursley had one goal growing up: to race in the Chili Bowl. That dream has become a reality, but Pursley is also making his mark in the dirt....

By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Okla. - Muskogee native Kaylee Bryson has shown that she can keep up with the best of them on the track. Bryson finished 7th in the Power-I national points last season. However, what keeps her dialed in behind the wheel might surprise you. This is Brysons third year racing at the Chili Bowl, this time she is a member of one of the best teams, Keith Kunz Motor Sports, which has won eight golden drillers. Shes using their knowledge to keep her dreams intact for a big car...

By: Daniel Hawk BROKEN ARROW, Okla. - For some drivers, racing in the Chili Bowl is the chance of a lifetime. For one Broken Arrow family, the race is much more than flipping up dirt and racing for a golden driller. Everyone that competes in the Chili Bowl wants to bring home the golden driller but for the Goodman family, the race is much more. It’s a chance to share a bond between father and two sons, bringing back a lifetime of memories on every turn. "I get to spend hours upon hours wi...